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Toledo.

Mrs Thomas Warner has boen seriously i'll the past
two weeks of heart disease. James B. Atkinson
and family visiting in Champaign county Mrs
Jano Arner received severe injuries from fall this
week. Mrs. W. D. Hawville, of Newton. visited
Mrs. Tassy on Monday and Tuesday. Prof. Whit
sill of Grecnup, in Toledo Saturday calling on
friends Mrs. HI. w. Green is seriously ILL Prof.
Woods. Judge K. Bloomfield and Leon Sumerlin WIS.,
tied Springfield Ill., this week Thirty conversions
is the report of the revival work recently done in the
churches of this place. Rev. Williams, Mrs Camp
bell and Miss Osborne of Lerna. able assistants
in tho revival work in Toledo
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TuSCOlA
Mr.. and Mrs. 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Kissel have gone on tour to Florida
Ocean and New York Herald attended the wolf hunt.
in Sargent township. Wednesday. -. Hons Wesley
Taggart and Eugene Rice spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. S. Waddel was called to Decatur. Monday, by
the serious illness of her sister. Mrs. Hamilton
John Dickey and family are back from Missouri on q
visit Miss Anna Chandler is visiting at Bourbon.
Geo. Glassco of the Journal and Asa Miller. OF
the Review attended the meeting of the Illinois Press
Association, at Quincy. last week.
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Terre Haute.

James Allen, who has been visiting his home here
10, n several weeks, returned to Kansas City Emil
yers Is at ST Augustine Fla. for the benefit of his
charleston this week Hon. John E. Lamb is in
Washington. Miss Lolita Blood, of Cleveland O..
several weeks. returned home on Wednesday . r.
Carpenter has been in Tfn o.. this week. closr out
MS business at his old home. Mrs. John g. Wilson
OF wyoming Territory, is visiting w. j. Hartmann
Anton Mayer is considering the erection of fine
hotel at Lake Maxinkuckee next summer.
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II EETER CUTS BELOW ALL OTHERS

street.
II EETER CUTS BELOW ALL OTHERS
Notice to customers.
have purchased the grocery store OF =. D.. Bry-
cnt, Isl West Washington street, Dan Lemons old
stand which will furnish with complete stock of
groceries; meat market in connection. VIII continue
to sell at my cut prices.
SUGARS.
81 for 16 lbs granulated sugar.
ST. for IL TBS Confectionery sugar.
81 for Is lbs soft sugar.
81 for 10 lbs white extra sugar.
81 for 20 TBS light sugar.
TEAS.
IS cents for 1 ID Gunpowder tea.
% cents for fb Imperial tea
25 cents for / 10 Oolong tea.
CANNED GOODS
S cents for 3 b can apples.
Zig cents for can blackberries.
zig cents for can red cherries.
u cents for can string beans.
zig cents for LIB best lard.
7l2 cents for ib Kingan's best shoulders.
6a9 cents for ib Kingan's D shoulders
10 cents for 3 dozen pickles.
25 cents for ! ID good plug tobacco.
25 cents for / Id good fne-cut tobacco.
"a cents for fb J. T. Tobacco.
12l2 cents for ID good honey.
SOAPS.
2as cents per bar for Palm Leaf soap.
3l2 cents per bar for Big Gun soap
3l9 cents per bar for for Plymouth Rock soap.
3a9 cents per bar for Big Bonanza soap.
3l2 cents per pound for Kyang soap.
3is cents per bar for Imperial Olive soap.
Gig cents per bar for India SOAP
90 East New York street. j. P. KEETER.
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Greenup.

Mrs. B. F. Ward of Casey was guest of Greenup
friends Saturday Mrs. Chas. Vaughn and Miss
McQuistan visited Terre Haute friends last week
of meetings at Scotch Chapel Chase Cook and wife
have gone to Coulogne, Edgar county. where they
will reside George Jenuine and family are home
from California Miss Julia Meeker is again en-
ploye of the express office Mrs. Shan. Wilson WIS.,
tied in Greenup Friday
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The now postmaster, Will Henkel, editor Eagle,
i1a charge of his Office Monday. Miss Jennie
se :aon was sworn in. Friday. as deputy post
@Ssess Miss Ida Hargrave, who is teaching in
ss0 Sg as Fairfield H. is here aweek visit to her
'1er William Hargrave, and family. Mrs. Martha
~ howard IS with her relatives in Bloomington, Ind.
pms. mss Nellie Foote .S;lliman Lodge Knights of
iSst as Will observe the anniversary of the order.
au "a INST There will be entertainment and ban
fHa ss.. Mrs William H. Harding arrived home from
SMa aHa,. Harvey Nathan will depart for Dakota
S%v9haay do will enter land. The Rifle Team loses
s, suape member. Miss Clara Moore. young lady
Iomus DeaWawo1d' D; 7. is visiting Charles bakers
lss 90 has government contract for constructing
'eyee j. j. Daniels is interested with him
sraD sas work Mrs. Rebecca OFT has been
The school trustees have forbidden teachers Of tho
3h; ss schools attending dancing lessons. They
e,tt ~ injurious to school work Charley Hunni-
rs,s ana wife are in Richmond enjoying visit with
Goaas.- The Danville Gazette says: III. p. Col
81 E. OF the Rockville opera house 10 now member
fnn u'e college band He blows fine imported bari
ams. ahu is good addition to the band. He is also
rapa Go OF the preparatory medical class. Mar
licenses: William o. Smiley and Mary e. Clark,
D Falls and Elizabeth A. Cottrell. James Is.
has ss p and Lucy B. Kemper. Frank NJ. Howard
ess;sd appointed city attorney vice ID. H. Maxwell.
he w;ii VIII Ten Brook has gone to Mecca, where
D. NJ r nesp general store and buy wheat - Mrs
yil a. nsriisie OF Kansas City. is among her Rock
da;a cqua'ntances. The Hon. Will Cumback will
I'm 'oc,nre at the Presbyterian Church the
Iay;n and Presbyterian churches the ladies
eDts,, .ne enterprise in charge. Mrs. Il. A. Pueti
homo. ea at progressive euchre. Friday evening" in
eise Rr, MISS IS Moore, of Deadwood The Progress
msnv,hnawiddie Monday evening 1t is their SEM:
spsnd;y contest Miss Hccox of Terre Haute. il
Mea.hg sunday with her sister. Mrs. Jas. Is
VISITING "a; Mrs Wally Myers, of Charlottesville. i
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williansport.

Benjamin r. Gregory is making an extended visit
in Kansas. DR. R. w. Caypools wife and from
Sanborn. D. T., visiting the Doctors father Mr..
Rich CLAY pool Miss Annie Conner, of Rossvle.
Ill., is visiting Julia Armstrong Mrs. Egbert of
Marion. Ind, is visiting her daughter Mrs DIR. Ross.
Mrs. Egbert has been visiting at Topeka Kas, since
last October. Mrs James Schoonover, of Indanapo-
lis. is visiting p. W. Lewis and family Mrs. VIM.
Lester returned to Indianapolis this week after visit
ing her friends here Miss Halle Elwell. of Zorro
Haute is visiting Judge Rabbs family.
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EOblesvilie.

One OF the happiest social events of the week
snner given by Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hines at their
pome on Thursday. Sixteen ladies and gentlemen
"a down to dinner. Mrs Ann Dunn and son, w.
kentucky on Tuesday for an extended visit - MIR. X.
~ y: Stephenson is drilling a company to give Red
+ ang Hood" at the opera house Friday evening.
IN which fifty persons will appear on the stage.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
,<,.,.,nded from fifth Pare.I

~,----.,ar for a trip through the East and South.
Wcdnss,sa;e;; washington, Baltimore and New York
BE VIII Southern cities. Miss Efie Smith of La
md soln n her the guest of Miss Ida b atcheldor
doea n ss ~ rolege-avenue Church have secured DR.
The ,astor Of that church. to deliver ser es os
Psskna4res beginning next Wednesday evening and
Eve ieo on the following We nesday evenings until
contnuse Is completed. The proceeds of the lecture
the viii go towards paying for the furnishings In
So e. ehur CHI parsonage
the 01 DEPAUw NOTES
- ,rs;c school chorus has been strengthened nv
ing ~, singers in the public schools :. Miss Rosa
ta s YEA namo has been proposed by Professor
MAILS &c iustructress on the violin The faculty favor
HOVE o;ntment. =. Professor Weaver will deliver
the a app;versy lecture today in Meharry Hall on
the uh; "The Passion Play at Ober- Ammergau
tne NV Mooney who graduated from DePauw in
Coe YET ded at Springfield ILL.,, last Thursday night
lcoi, aco He was one of the brightest and most
one w. members of that class and had many friends
roppss .;tv At the time of his death he was en-
~ lh naJ nv the government in Springfield Prof
goss president OF Fort Wayne College has been
ioc .as Nv the faculty of DePauw University to de-
eoe Tho term lecture. Prof John is spending Sun
lyo - Richmond in the interest of the university
dss banauet of the Pan Hellenic Club OF DePauw
In IN will be held at the palace next FRIDAY
oarc This club consists of all the members of the
@ eentlemens fraternities of the university Only
se..,lamen Will be present member of each fra.
80 will deliver toast. Hon. Justin MCCARTHY
gs for Ireland Will appear in the regular COLLEGE
s.nre course on the evening of Feb. Is.
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Piainfieid's Natural Gas Company:
pecial to the indianapolis Journal

special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD, Ind, Feb. 5.-The Piainfeld
Natural Gas and Oil Company have filed their
articles OF incorporation, and are now ready for
blds to drill the first well. The capital stock is
$iO 700. The directors are j. T. Strong. Hiram
Rains Ezra n. Cox. Samuel Little, Ebenezer
The board have organized by electing Hiram
Kains president; j. T. Strong. secretary; Harlem
Hadley, vice president, and Eb Tomlinson
treasurer. The company are very sanguine that
they will end both oil and gas.
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Greer sburg.

NJ. sndMrs. Robert Fleming have returned to their
.,,ns in Salem, Ore. after visit to relatives here
Mrs Eliza Crowder has returned to her home at
prownsy;le Mo- Miss May Warthn is visiting at
PP;cbmond. :. Rev. z. H. Sven. of Washington, D.
r Is spending short time with his parents here
n, and Mrs. John Buchanan. of Marion, Kan after
yst Of several days here. have gone home again -
r. Martin and wife have returned to their home in
nat la
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AUCTION SALE.


We will sell at public auction, Monday. Feb. q
at 2 clock p. M, the premises. No. 355 NortA
Illinois street. two-story frame house, 10 roonhe,
gas cellar cistern WELL woodhouse and stable. Lo&
31x195 feet, to alley. Ali in good consitioN
This property viii be sold easy payments. smd4
if desired. or purchaser pay all cash: -
w. e. MICK co.
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REMOVAL.


REMOVAL
Having purchased the stock of groceries ct No 225
West Washington street, opposite our present
Knocking out the partition and adding tho
next room west, thus giving US larger -
facilities for supplying an extern
Into the new location on
or about the Goth inst
OUR Low PRICES
Tell the story of our
success. People will not
be deceived long and those
who have been trading elsewhere
are discovering that there is no place
in the city where they can purchase 81
choice provisions for the money they can
buy of us. We purpose adding stock of boots
and shoes grocery stock and this class of goods
will be sold 25 per cent less than can be purchassd s.
any other store 1t will pay those who want to sAye
their money to 60 few SQUARES ont Of their way e
trade with u.s. For the next ten days before Ne r.
move
SLASH PRICES IN THE MIDDLH
We don't want to single article If We h6n
it. We want to put in entire fresh. new stock
the new quarters. We have just purchased goods ~
the East at figures which competitors cannot dupaca
and can sell at the same price to patrons -
| other houses pay for their goods IA
LOOK AT THE PRICES FOR TEN DAYS:
It is proven fact that the grocer who cells tho
| most sugar for 81 is the who is the chaapaS&
and you will see that sell two pounds uors e -
dollar than any other store. - 6 S ts
81 for 81 lbs of best N. O. sugar 7s rs
$3s5 per Dbl for the best -four guaranteed. -
1Oc for package of Hecker's buckwheat acur.
1Oc for 3 lbs of Akron oatmeal. 8
!, Csc for 8 lbs guaranteed baking powder.
| Be for 1 ib Of baking soda.
| &c for 1 loaf Of bread; Is loaves for Csc.
25c for lbs Of dried peaches, Turkish prunes. 40
pies pears.
| 15c for rs Of the best evaporated peaches.
Buy our Scotch jams at Loo; beats paying $50 fos
the same thing.
sc for quart Of navy beans; quarts for ESQ
A. G. & G. F. KREITLEIN,
| 224 West Washington street,
/ Telephone 1917
Orders promptly delivered
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Miss Mae Ware, of Mahomet. visited friends in this
city last week. Mrs Benedict called to Ottawa
to her sister. who is dangerously ill., -.Seaasor
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tended the meeting Of the State Board of Education
held at Bloomington Monday and Tuesday --.Whi
Priest is visiting In the city.
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tersno iTung Peoples Association met at tho Presby
Missionary Society met in tho parlors Of the
Laj;e' g Church Wednesday afternoon The
srs JoS pewing Society of tho NJ. r. Church met with
hage 80 i towards on Friday afternoon The mar
merlv 70 s,iss Nellie Merwin Of Philadelphia, for.
Phis1ai., tnis place and Mr.. j. w. Westiing, of
Dr. And p MA is announced to occur in May. =.
Aon.s rs; Julius Joseph lett for New York city on
Hughes 70 % absent several weeks. Rev L. Il.
dressed pastor OF The First Presbyterian Church. nd
Tus sas students of Hanover College last Monday
Mason 90 ay evenings. Mrs. Carmony and Mrs.
Mrs. Ro 4. nnon Ind. who have been the guests OF
me ~ webb returned hume Tuesday evening.
number Ana s MRS Taylor Wnterrowd tertained q
their ,.., - their friends Monday evening. at
'oenco on West Mechanic street.
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Closed by His Mother-in-Law.

rpeCiaI 20 the Ind1aCap0l1s Journal
ANDERSON, Ind. Feb 5--The drug store of
George r. Merchandising. of this city. was closed
to-day by his mother-in-law, Mrs. A. A. Siddall,
who held mortgage covering the amount of
stock The store is small affair, and was
moved from Ewood to this city about a year ago.
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DIED.

HENNESY-At u nited States Arsenal at 1880
Saturday Feb. 5. 1887. Joseph Hennesy
Funeral at p NJ. to-day from st. Joseph's Church.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

nR. J. J. GARvER-OFFICE 126 NORTH ME-
IL ridan street; residence, 624 North Pennsylvania
street,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ID ICES SCIENCE OF MUSIC. PRICE So to So
III Genera Agency 66la North Pennsylvania street
Room IL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-21
AN INVESTIGATION.
~ne Reui Causes sf and Cure fer
CaaaRRh.

CaeoKBms
A gentleman who has his own ideas about
,rany causes Of existing evils ha- piid for
months past more or less atte ntion TO tne IN
veetixation Of the merits and demerits oi
aifYe reht treatments OF catarrh. br0rcnIts
and deafness, because he has been sofe1y
aHiicted himself with catarrh. causing par
Nal deafness and bronchitis. The dineEeni
cures have all been investigated and tried;
conversations with proprietors have been
had. with q view to learning the Cause oi
satarrh aud in The hope OF striking tfea'
ueut that would remove the cause Inc
--latest cure that has hit Los Angeles Is 'ne
s'OASb1lic smoke Ball." coming HON '-e
Middle States and san Francisco. we mt
papers are full oi display awe Us ..ss..s1
And festimoniais (alm. 81 1ncredioie V-etJ
from the ieacing busine IS men, pros 81 -,
meD. clergy men -nd pubic msn "
where the respective papers al pD.ss.,,-1
Seeing in the CinciuI.Au '4a-~rmsst
0sEetIe Testimonials from sucn
men as ex-Gov. bishop, ten 1,'
Young and George Mathews. and stIOls
Testimonials in the Louisshis' Ss ,s,, Ls,
Indianapolis, Toledo, psaois. .an.iIw
olis and beaver paper, rom equaIiy a.
prOmiuent men rs tnose menIlOneo, es seen
"a the CommeIclal Gazete promp.eI the
aontieuen 10 cuI at rooms anu No =
Worth spring street. his ss eny omnsoW 1.ns nm sna
the CarD0I-c Smoke BAH COMPANY. -
snke the Tree test which they 10 presisleItly
sdverrise 1he ladies' pfrior was EIle1
Win ladies, some of them very prominent
q society circles, and there was standing
room only in the gents' pariof. Son.e
you'd try the effects of the treatment ana
nnrohase . smoke Ball and DsbeIlstof
1aoksge to send to friends away faom home.
SkheFs would purchase for themselves
There were those present who had neural
gfa that three iDhaiAtions would drive away
completely; others who had asthma tnAt
IRON three to Eve doses would relieve, put
the majority had catzIrsh. and had let i
run until they knew they sere afhfcted WIN
what eminent writer's have Ironounce1 our
nasiOnsl al. ease. When the rush was loss
tAe visitor tried dose. and II did mos snAve
any efKecs for some moments, when the
thought struck him, Am an excsptl0aT L
shought had catsrrh. The doctor In charge,
. tue Frenchman, told him that he had dry
Gatsrrh, and that as soon Is IL dissolved the
sale and scab on the mucous membfAns IN
~ Air passages of the head that ne would
onoese, and SO he did, bat IL was an entire
ly different sneezs from tnaE produce1 By
tnhaIfng snuf After awhile Is affected his
sight and hearing, and that the spot where
he felt ,be warm sc ensaticu in his 0ronchi.l
tubes pointed out . weakness there. He
then asked about the origin of ca
tarrh. aud was handed an srti-
els published in the Alta Calffofnis
Of December 5, 1856. Whether the
theory Is rtsht or wrong, the company l.
ready to venture 5000 10 500 that the
s'6moke Ball" aud the "Debelator" will
ears any case, or that the remedies will do
all they sre advertised TO do. An electro OF
the inventor Is here reproduced, aSd Il
docs not datter the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-21
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Los Angeles. State
of California, made on the 20.h day of De-
cember, 1886, in the matter of the estate Of
Horace Woodworth, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator of the estate Of
said deceased. will on or after Monday. the
10th day of January, Iss6, sell at privste
sale, aud subject to confirmation by said
court. the following described real estate
belonging to said deceased and situate in
Being an undivided one fifth interest
of, in and to the following described real
property, situated I'm the cityof Los Angeles.
and lying on the northeasterly side OF Macy
street, and bounded nOrtherly by land
formerly of T. JEFF White; on the essterly by
land of the estate of Wallace Woodworth,
deceased, now allotted to Mamie L. De
Camp; on the south By Macy street, Snd on
the west by Zsnia No 6. containing about
four acres OF land.
Bids or offers must be in writing, and may
be left at the office of Graves & O'MeIveny,
room 81, Baker tlock, in the city of Los
Angeles. California. or delivered to said ad-
ministratOr personally, or may be fled in
the office of the Clerk of said Court az any
time after the first publication of tnis notice
and before making said sale.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-Cssh,
United States cold coin; 10 per cent en- sc-
ceptsnce of MD and balance on coniirma-
tion of sale by said court.
JAMES GILDAY,
d25-4w Administrator of said estate
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HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

DxPor HorKL-Jacob Kessler, Cbzttxn0o-
N: q d Miller, Mrs G u Miller. Boston:
fompkins, Mrs n TOmpktns, ssrstOss
Surfnss; 8 W A Thomas. Miss Efchsrdson.
Chicago: Cbas shaw, san Ffanctsc0s y
slough, Chicago; A b HOtcbkiss, Cotton
GRAND GENITAL HOTEL " Taylor
Rvum lev San Luis Obispos Il CsspAr. A
UcDonneiI, A Imhon, II Lawrence. San
1rsnrisco; T n Teal, DR. NJ K Iolzn1. W sco
Tex: 81 Meme and wife, @ Meme. Mt.s
Heine, Dallas, Tex: McGlren, NC:
0iIyen' ssaerIe. w I; Z G0on, Oakland. W
HsncoeF- No: DrF Barton and wife, Chi.
0aeo: ! A Agnew, ID n Adler Iex2ss
GfoseIand, O Fey, Rushvilie. H. yes.
s6ud. Yuma; J Narshalw2y, Our4r10s w
DroWn. Fresno.
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MEDICAL.
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Pleasing TO the Palate and
Death to a Cough.

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Catarrh and cold in the head.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-21

The entire Tract is beautifully situated, with a
charming view pure air and water and perfect drainage
The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad runs through
the tract with scent fare guaranteed to and from the
center Of the city This road will be completed to the
tract July 1. 1887 Pure and abundant water piped
through all the streets.
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Ayer's pills cure constipatfon. improve
- apostle, promote Digestion. restore
hoalxhy setfon, and regulate every fine
60 They are pleasant to take, gentle In
nhs1s operatfon, yet shoFoagh. sesEehing.
"a powerful I'm subduing dissass-
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raueIetn Tane.

A msn who rre-ents an appearancs o.
de5iIirv. whose counfensnce IL anxious.
and who {. snbiest TO spells Of faintness, l.
liable to sudden desfh from heart alsesse;
Lei him tate DE- FLIsr's HE.ET kEshpf po
nexc,S,,ixe ire tie with each bottle; or ad-
dress j. Mack Co B. y.
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WOODLAND. Cal-Your medicines are SELL
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been Preatly benefited by its use when oil
other remedies tried have proved of no
benefit. Yours truly. PoND d LAWSON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-21

HAD been troubled all winter with cod
nud gain In the chest aud got no relief iron
remedies Recommended BY druggists and
phypieianss At the same time N&s s1Eer-
6sfng DY. Bosanko's cough and lung syrup
Ihsd little faith but tnoushE to try ts as .
Last resort, now I begteve even more sOsn
they tell me Of irs eurstivegualitiez--Frcrn
the News. Elfzabeth5oWu, Ky. sample bot
61o cents at G.. y. Heinzemanh
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In the superior Court of the
County of Los Angeles, State
of California.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PHILr.
FELDHArsEE. SR., DECEASED.
NOTICE s HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN under signed, Executor of the shove
named EststR, 10 the creditfrs of, and all
ceased, to exhibit the same. with tbe neces-
say vouchers, with In ten months from the
first publicuion OF this notice. to the un-
dersigued at the office OF Chapman 4 Hen
drick, Room No 20, Baker Block. In the
City of Los Angeles, that being the place
for the transaction of all business OF the
Estate.
PHILIP FELDHAUSER, JR,
Executnr,
Los Angeles, December "a, 1886. d23 sod
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NOTICE.
q. G. LAND OFFICE.
Los ANGELES, CAL,

Q. G. LAND OFFICE.
Los ANGELES, CAL,
November &c, 1856.
NOTICE. OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
N chase Timber Lsnd-Notice is hereby
given tilst. in eOmplisnce with the pro.
visions Of the Act of Congress approved
June 9. Is7s. entitled IAN Act for the Sale
Of Timber Lands in the States of California,
Oregon. Sevsds snd Washington Territory:
J0gs HoBAErs. whose postofice address is
Los Angeles. Los Angeles county. Califor-
mia, hiss this fav fled in this office his ap-
plicstiSn 10 purchase the E1z Of NNH see
fiOn No 10. in TOWNSHIP No. !. n, Range No.
II vess of ;be s = meridisD.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto ere requested 10 preseL. the same at
this ofzce within sixtr days from the first
p1blicztiOn of this notice.
nZ7-s0t J. ID. BEfHUNE. Register
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1Gsss Dyslsgsis. s.1 dyS - nle e -
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